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" our individual skaters are not sponsored by individuals or corporations..."

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Our league is a volunteer organization and noone in our league from Executive Board of Directors to skaters to referees, etc is paid to skate. We do raise funds and obtain community/business sponsors to help fund our league (i. rental costs, travel, other overhead). However, we give as much money back to the community as we possibly can. Our individual skaters are not sponsored by individuals or corporations. We are looking into team sponsorship options, but in accordance with our national organization we have to be very careful with how we handle our funds. Sinful Sally (aka Tanya N. Eikstadt) President/Co-Chair Public Relations/Skater Rockford Rage Women`s Roller Derby www. On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 3:52 AM, petrov. com

"Most people get no money and just free gear or new..."

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Most people get no money and just free gear or new decks when they need them, figure you probably have heared of everyone who makes enough to be impressed by. yeah tony hawk get millions but he had to break skating into the mainstream almost single handedly when it was blossoming into popularity but he is definitely one of a kind. the peeps on his games get a decent check for it but they still have to work for it, if youre really good, and someone offers you money to skate, only you know if its worth it bro. good luck and have fun doing what you love thats all that matters. On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 4:52 AM, petrov. com

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It depends on the Amature Riders company but you can receive up to $700 to $900 a month for skating. Company`s that see potential will pay to keep him for the reason to move him into pro status or because they are doing well in the contest and promotions arena. They will still have to get a part time job for personal expenses but skate time is 30 hours a week, it then becomes a full time job this is why you get paid for housing, bills ect. There is a reason not many people become pros, the work regiment is very grueling and when its a job you can loose focus because sometimes its not as fun as you want or the same as you started.

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We do this as a volunteer position. This is not a professional league, but instead an amateur league. Even if we become part of our National organization, we will still remain unpaid. Almost every league in the country is unpaid for this sport. com

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